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Paws Off The Table, local dog treat maker, has continued to thrive during the pandemic and serve the Las Vegas community's pets! Read more to learn about how the business has managed during the shutdown and what is in store for the near future!
Local food-waste pick-up service, Viva La Compost, has continued to grow and thrive, despite the pandemic. Read more to learn about how they continued to serve the Las Vegas community and lower its carbon footprint!
Market in the Alley, a monthly pop-up market in Downtown Las Vegas, has converted to a virtual market in response to the pandemic. Read to learn more about how they've continued supporting the community and local small business.
Due to the pandemic, a local non-profit that visits children in the hospital dressed as comic book heroes has had to adapt to the situation in order to keep supporting the community. Read more to learn how!
At the beginning of the protests, the youth of the community came out in support. We spoke with some who came out to hand out water to protesters and join the protest themselves, and discuss the topic of police brutality.
The goal is not to be "color-blind". The goal is to see, acknowledge, and understand the experiences, histories, and traumas of other groups of people. And understanding all that helps to understand the Black Lives Matter movement.
The First Friday Foundation has had to adapt to the changes COVID-19 has brought on the world by changing their format to a virtual event! Read more to learn how this important community organization has continued to support the community.
With our entire world rocked by the pandemic, many people are trying to cling or return to their idea of "normal". But what is normal? And was what we had before COVID-19 even really "normal"? In his debut piece here at MiM Mag, Miguel Dupree discusses this concept and how we should utilized this situation to create a new and true normal - one where we actually address the issues we've ignored for so long.
Domestic violence is a hard topic to discuss, but it needs to be talked about for us to take action and make progress on this issue. Amber Giroux bravely shares her experience as a domestic violence survivor, hoping to help others who need to be seen and heard in their own situations of abuse. This is part one of Amber's series on her experience.
Teaching your kids (and yourself) how to delay gratification can be hard, but it's an important skill in learning how to effectively save!